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Business Cards
JAS. ANDERSON,
VETERINARY SURGEON.
Suaaosaor to M. H. Moore. OInce at Ander-
son) tiros, Livery stable, Brussels. Telephone
No. 29,
T. T. M' RAE
M. B., M. C. P., a2 S, O,
M, 0. & Village of Braeaola.
Physician, Surgeon, A0000013090
Office at rosfdonos, opposite b1elville Church,
William street.
DR. F. T. BRYANS
Bachelor of Medicine, University of Toronto ;
Licentiate of College of Physicians and Sur•
Boone, Ontario •, ex -Senior Home Surgeon o8
Western Honpitnl, Toronto. Offices of late Dr,.
A. MaXovoy, Smith Blook, Brussels,
Rural phone 49,
MAUDE O. BRYANS
OPHTHALMOLOGIST
Personal graduate Department or Ophthal-
mology , bloc. 'ormiok Medical Collag8e, Chicago,
111., is prepared to test eyes and tit glasses at
her office over titian Inman's millinery store,
OMoe days—Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
and Saturday of every week. Office hone -10
to 12 a. m. ; 1 to 0 p. m: Evenings by appoint-
ment, Phone 1219.
DR. WAROLAW.. t
Honor graduate of the Otltario Veterinary
College, Dai and night malls, Office opposite
Flour Mill, iutheh ,
JAM ES TAYLOR
1.15enk Auetioneer for Huron Co,
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Safacuon assured ; Charges moderate.
Write or Telephone if mit convenient to call,
Roth Br,•»ala and North Huron Humes.
BELGRAVE R 0.
P, R. MULHERON
Teacher of
PIANO, ORGAN, VOCAL
Organist and Choir blaster, Melville Church,
Brussels. Paella prepared for Toronto Col-
lege of Music EAP in !nations. Phone 16x
PBOOOfOOT, NILIOBAN & COOKE
Barristers, Solicitors, Notaries Public,
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Office on the Square, 2nd door from Hamilton
Street,
GODERIOH, ONT.
Private funds to loan at lowest rates,
W. PRounr0om, K. 0. ,T, L. Itmuonast
H. J. D.Ooohrx
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Ontario's Best Cogmerclal School
(lotio.4P4 ar thorough, Die -instructora
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your Victory Bond. 13e sure and wear
it and don't lose it, for you can't get
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1;"d0 OO YEARS
liE SUFFERED
"Fruit -a -fives" Made Him Feel
As If Walking On Air
Om1.1 te, Oxo',; Nov, 29th. 1014.
"Per over two years, I was troubled
3lth, Coaslifialion, Drowsiness,,Lack of
ApheiilenndFlcadackes. One day I saw
your sign which road "Fruit -iv -three
make you fool like walking on air."
This appealed to me, so I decided to
try a box. In a very short time, I
began to feel better, and. vow Ifeeifine.
nave a good appetite, relish everything
I eat, and the Ifeedaches are gone
entirely.I em l
recommend mond this pleasant
fail methane to all my friends".
DAN MaLEAN.
BOc. a box, G for $2.50, trial size, 25e.
At all dealers or sent postpaid by Fruit-
a-tives Limited, Ottawa.
Potatoes
Wanted
Any person having Pota-
r^es for sale should, be-
fore selling, call and see
or telephone
M W. - J. McCracken
ta'Phones 43 or 27. BRUSSELS
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FROM SHORNCLIFFE —The, following
letter was received by 'Nut Pose from
Pte. Kirkconnell formerly of the 16th
Con. Grey township, who is now with
the 16th Canadian Scottish Ittli Reserve
Baftaliou at Shorncliffe, Kent Co., Eng-
land, He says in part :—'Phis leaves me
in first class health at present and living
where shot and shell do not coolest one
in bis sleep. Weather isvery change-
able and rather wet at times.
You know of course that every indus-
try of any importance has a .paper of its
own, one to which it gives its united
support by way of advertising and sub-
scriptions. Those interested do this
that the paper may live and conitinue to
be useful to them by aggressively ad-
vocating their interests. You have a
paper that for over twentysix years has
been looking after the interests of the
farmer. Have you given it your sup-
port ? If not, see that you subscribe for
the Weekly Sun, 'I'orouto, the farmers
business paper, from the present time to
January Ist, 1919 It will cost you. only.
One dollar but you will find the clollar
well and profitably spent.
County Council
The December session of the County
Council will be held on Tuesday the
4th of December at Goderich.
Judge Lewis Sworn In
The new junior judge of the county,
Mr. E. N. Lewis,was sworn in on
Tuesday by Mr. C. Seager, commis-
sioner per dedimus potestateen, and has
therefore officially entered'on his new
office.
Margarine on Dec. 1st.
Dr. Frederick Torrance of the De-
partment of Agriculture, who has
charge of the new oleomargarine sec -
time wit likely be on sale on the 1st of
December, and the best grade should
sell for about fifteen cents less than
the best grade of butter.
To the Aspiring Voter
Be sure that the enumerator gets
your name if you are entitled to be on
the dist. In case he should miss you
in the door-to-door canvass, make cer-
tain that your appeal is entered during
the four days which the court will sit
to receive Claims. The 'natter is larg-
erly in the (lands of the enumerators,
and the greatest watchfulness should
be taken to see that no one is deprived
of his or her vote,
Clinton C. 1. Gets a Prize
The result of the Curter scholarships
contests in 811180n County have been
announced and Miss Katherine McGre-
gor, Of Clinton Collegiate, wins the
second scholarship; Miss Edna James,
of Whlg�'hanl High School, the first
scholarship, and Miss Flora 1, Hess, of
the Goderich C. 1. the third. The
scholarships are of values 4100, e60
and $40 for first, second and' third
respectively; These scholarships are
provided .out of a fund left•.by the late
Mr. J. 1, Carter, of Sarnia, who was
extensively interested in the salt in-
dustry and are awarded in a large
number of the counties of the Province.
They go to those obtaining highest
standing in fourth form work.
GODERiCH METHODIST DISTRICT
MEETING
The Goderich District sleeting of the
Methodist church will meet in Londes-
boro on Thursday, Nov, 29th. The
General business will commence at
10.30; 1t—"Will the suggested chang-
es in the Government of the Epworth
League be conducive to the develop-
ment of its spiritual force? by Rev., J.
11, Osterhout, B, A.; 11.30—"What is
the duty and opportunity of the
local committee oil Social service and
Evangalism?"—Rcv. le. J, McCormick,
E.A.; , 1.30 "How far are we fulfilling
the requirements of Pars, 72-78 of the
Diseiplinef" lice, Geo. McKinley, 13.D,
2—"ilow far are 3vi fulfilling the spirit
of Par, 164, see, t2 of the. Dlselpiinet'
Rev. J. W, Hedley, B, A,; 2,30—"The
Spirit of God in the Epistle to Ole Gala-
tians" Rev. J. E. Ford; 3 pen,—"Should
we reconcile ourselves to .the Depart-
ure of the class meeting or try to se-
eure its return?" Rev, A, E. Jones.
THE BRIDAL WREATH. .
Use of Orange Blossoms Originated
With the Saracens.
The Roman bridal wreath was of
verbena, plucked by the bride herself,
Holly wreaths were sent as tokens of
congratulations, alnd wreaths of pars-
ley and rue were given under a belief -
that they were effectfual preservatives
against evil spirits. The hawthorn
was the flower which formed the
wreath of Athenian brides. At the
present day the bridal wreath is al-
most entirely composed of
orange -
blossoms ona back -ground of maid-
en hair fern, a sprig here and there of
stephanotis blending its exquisite
fragrance. The custom of using or-
ange -blossoms at bridals has been
traced to the Saracens, among whom
the orange -blossom was regarded as
a symbol of a prosperous marriage.—
Family Iiearld.
WOMEN WHO HAVE
RIGHT TO VOTE
Qualifications for Franchise at the Corn-
ing Federal Election
Voting privileges have come so
quickly upon Canadian women that it
is difficult for them. to grasp at once
the full significance to their new citi-
zenship, and it is feared that many
women who are entitled to do so may
not cast their ballots in the forth-
coming election because they do not
understand that they have the right
to vote.
Others, also, may not have studied
the methods being employed to give
them a place as citizens, and for these
It may be explained that enumerat-
ors wil call at each house, and •the
question they will put is this:
Are You One of These?
"Are you the mother, wife,
widow,daughter
or sister of any-
one
one man r woman) who Is on
active service overseas. who has
died while on active service, or who
has been honorably discharged from
the service?
"Are you over 21 years of age?
Have you lived In Canada one year, and
in this municipality thirty days?"
If any woman can answer "Yes" to
any of these, questions she is privileged
to use the franchise given first in this
Dominion to those women who have
sacrificed their own flesh and blood in
the cause of country and of freedom.
THE VICTORY LOAN IN HURON CO.
The following organization has been
formed for the campaign for the sale of
the bonds In this county:
Chairman, Win. Coats, Goderich.
County Oreanizer, M. J. Torrance.
Clinton.
Secretary, Andrew Porter, Goderich,
These, together with the following,
constitute the executive committee:
'Dr. C. W. Thompson ; Dr. A.
J. Irwin, Wingham ; b. McFaul. Sea -
forth; B. C. Munnings, Goderich; C.
Reis, Wroxeter; Morgan Dalton, Kings-
bridge; William Lamont, Zurich,
Publicity committee for County of
Huron—James Mitchell chairman,Wal-
ter Naftel, William Robertson, C. A.
Nairn, John Yeo, Goderich; R. Van -
stone, Wingham; F. S. Scott, Brusselse
William Brydone, Clinton; John Rankin,
Seaforth; J. G. Stanbury, Exeter; Her-
bert Eilber, Crediton; Andrew Hess,
Zurich; John McNaughton;' -Varna; R.
Mcllwain, Nile; Charles Stewart, Luck-
now; W. S, McKercher, Wroxeter; Wm
Bailie, Belgrave; Luxton Hill, Blyth,
County Honorary Committee:—
Goderich—Jos. P. Dalton, Gordon
Young, Win. Proudfoot, M.P.P., Judge
Dickson, Judge E. N. Lewis, M. G.
Cameron, Wtn, Proudfoot, Charles Car-
row, R, C. Hays, L. E. Dancy,H, "J. 11
Cooke, J. L, Killoran, J. R. Acheson,
H, E; Hodgens, C. C. J.
Sheriff Rey-
nolds, William Lane. •
Clinton—W. H. Crich, J. A. Stew-
art, Jas. Beattie, Dr. R. R. Ross, Robt,
Bell, W. T. Box, J. C. Gregg, T. M.
Hays.
Wingham—H. W. McKibbon, A. H.
.Musgrove, M. P. P., Dudley Holmes,
Wnh. lsbester, J. A. Mo"fton.
Exeter—B. W. F, Beavers.
Blyth—J. N. Campbell, Dr, W. J.
Milne.
Brussells—J, McNabb, S. T, Plum,
Jas, Bowman, M. P.
A: E. Erwin, Bayfield; J. A,Mallough,
T. W. Riddell, Auburn; Ben. Crawford,
Dungannon; M. Armstrong, Londes-
born, W. R. Elliott, Centrailia; R. Hard-
ing, Gorrle; R. W. Livingstone, Monk -
ton; J. McKinley, 11, H. Hebb, Zurich,
Con Reis, Wroxeter; J. Shortreed, Wal-
ton; J. J. Merner, M, P., Zurich; Henry
EilberM. P.P.,Crediton; W. Walters,
Benmiller; Geo. Holman, Egmondville.
Ashfield Township—Thos, Stothers,
Dungannon, and Henry liawkins,Port
Albert.
Colborne Township—Wm. Hill and
R. M. Young, Goderich, and Jesse
Steady Work and Good Wages
FOR --
Girls and Women
Apply at
Excelsior Knitting
Mills Brussels
Call Phones 20x or 85.
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ter. of fact, the yield per acre is small,
and consequently
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vinces represented:
Nova Scotia 41,05
New Brunswick 1.50
Prince Edward island 090
Ontario 1.30
Quebec 1.50
A N D F E E
Will arrive in course of a
few days. Special price
off car. Enquire from
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WALTON
Gledhil, Benmiller,
Goderich Township—John Cox, Por-
ter's Hill, and H. Salkeld, Goderich.
Stanley Township—Thomas, Fraser
Brucefield, and Wm. Stinson, Bayfield,
Hay Township—Dr. 13, A. Campbell
and John Laporte, Zurich.
Stephen Township—W, Yearly,
Crediton,
T.urnberry Township—P. McLaren,
Wingham.
Hotvick Township—J, A. Rogers,
Fordwich; W. A. Irwin and Geo
Walker, Gorrie.
Usborne Township—Isaac Calling,
Hugh Spackman, L. Hardy, Thos. M.
Kay and Paul Coates, Exeter.
Tucker smith Township—John Ran
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ford,
Clinton; Andrew Scott and James -
Swan, Brucefield,
1•iullett Township—Geo. Dale, M.
Carbert, F. Reynolds, Geo. McTaggart,
and James Scott, Clinton.
Grey Township—J. C. McLelland,
Belgrave,
East Wawanosh—Finlay Anderson,
B. H. Taylor and P. W. Scott, Belgrave,
and R. C. Mcowau, Blyth.
West. Wawanosh=David Girvin Dun-
gannon, and Donald B, Murray, of
Lucknow.
INVALIDED HOME.
The following Huron Boys arrived
home last • week from overseas:—
Pte. E. A. Lymberner, of Goderich,
was one of the Western Ontario men.
He had enlisted with the 1Gist Hurons,
but had' been returned from England.
Pte. W. J. Barr• of Blyth, had seen
service in France, but was invalided
home. He had heein a member of the
161st Hurons.
Pte, J, Hayden, of Biuevale, a mem-
her of the tolst Hurons, had been
wounded at Vimy Ridge.
NOT ILLEGAL IN
C. T. A. COUNTIES
Judge Masten Says Guests May Have
- Liquor in Hetet Rooms.
Toronto, Nov, 15,' — Those dis-
tricts in Ontario where the Canada
Temperance Act is in effect are not sub
ject to the much more stringent regu-
lations of the Ontario Temperance Act,
In consequence guests at a standard
hotel may have in their rooms or in
their possession liquor intended for
their own consumption, and may, with-
out fear of penalty, give liquor to an-
other person.
So long as they do not tratiick in
alcoholic beverages they do not break
the last.
Mr. Justice Masten in a decision
which he handed down today at Os-
goode Hail, made a ruling to this ef-
fect.
POTATO DEALERS
• MUST BE LICENSED
Only Bona -fide Dealers Will be Able
To Handle Tubers.
In order to protect the public
against speculation in the potato trade
all wholesale dealers will be registered
at the office .of the Food Controller
and will have to take out a license to
do business. Licenses will be issued
only to bona -fide dealers and the latter
will be required to file semi-monthly
statements --showing their purchases,
sales and profits. Legitimate dealers
and wholesalers will have nothing to
fear from the regulations, but the tak-
ing of unreasonable profits between
producer and consumer will not be
permitted,
Representatives of the Departments
of Agncu u e of
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Nova a S
Brunswick, Prince Edward island
Quebec and Ontario, acting as an ad-
visory sub -committee of the Fruit and
Vegetable Committee of the Food
Controller's office, were in session in
Ottawa last week considering the
potato situation. They reported their
findings to the main committee,
They estimated the surplus of pota-
toes .in Nova Scoria at two million
bushels; in New Brunswick, two Mil-
lions six hundred thousand bushels;
in Prince. Edward !Maud, three mtfl-
lion bushels; in Ontario, a normal
crop; in Quebec, . a shortage of twit,
nilhioh bushels. The' surplus is not
due to a heavy crop per acre, but to a
PECULIAR ANTIPATHIES.
Persons Strangly Affected By Sight
of Fruit or Flowers. .. ) .
A case is related of a monk who
would faint on seeing a rose, and who
never quitted his cell at the monas-
tery while that flower was blooming.
Another authority tells us of how Vin-
cent, the great painter, would swoon
upon going suddenly into a roan
where roses were blooming.
Valtaid tells us of an an army officer
who was frequently thrown into vio-
lent convulsions by coming into con-
tact with a little flower known as
the pink, while the same authority
tells of the case of a lady who, if
present when linseed was being boiled
for any purpose, would Ise seized with
violent fits of coughing, swelling of
the face, and partial loss of reason for
the ensuing24 hours.
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Writing of these peculiar
ar anti
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thies anaverions, Montague remarks
that he has known men of undoubt-
ed courage who would much rather
face a shower of cannon balls that look
at an apple. In Zinmmerinann's writ-
ings there is an account of a lady
who could not bear to touch either
silk or satin and almost faint if by
accident she should happen to touch
the velvety skin of a peach..—Tit-Bits.
CLINTON
Inspector Field, of the Public School
of East Huron, made his official visit to
the Clinton School on Wednesday
Mr. Edward Scruton commenced on
Mondaymorningin the butcher stand
lately ccupied y his father, the late
John Scruton.
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A citizen of, town is visiting at
Goderich for 30 days, Magistrate S.J.
Andrews gave the invitation, The G.
T. R. laid the complaint, charging the
man with stealing..
Major A. B• McEwen, D.S.O., who
was with the 12th Battery in the big
light alongwith Major Broder Mc-
Taggart, ws the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
G D. McTaggart for a few days.
Word was received here last week
that Pte. Elmer Beacon, who went
overseas with the 33rd Battl., had been
wounded in the foot from gunshot on
Nov. 15th.
After a long seige in a hospital Heck
Huller got back into the trenches and
has ence ore been wounded in the
hip. He went overseas with the 33rd.
with the first draft of hien.
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